The Lost Sun is a resource that can be used to effectively help children explore and express challenges, such as fear, worry and anxiety, in their personal lives.

An animated, poetic story about Daisy, for whom the sun disappeared. To be used with The Lost Sun, a resource.

Like me? invites children aged 8-11 to consider their own sense of self-worth, self-esteem and self-respect. This resource contains four session outlines, intended for use with groups of children in a school, or small group context.

Within the Is Anybody Listening? outline you will find information on getting additional support around mental health and wellbeing as well as a list of key concepts to keep in mind when exploring these issues with children.

Is Anybody Listening? is a workshop about social media and value, and is centred around a spoken-word piece in video form that talks about the challenges of social media and the difference that Jesus makes.

This session outline lasts for around 60 minutes and is intended for use with those aged over 13. The session includes Chloe’s story in video form, along with Chloe’s song which provides an additional way to for young people to reflect on Chloe’s experiences.

Chloe’s story invites young people to explore issues around self-esteem, self-worth and anxiety.

Chloe’s song provides an additional way for young people to reflect on Chloe’s experiences.

Place2Be launched the first-ever Children’s Mental Health Week in 2015 to shine a spotlight on the importance of children and young people’s mental health. Now in its seventh year, they hope to encourage more people than ever to get involved and spread the word.

The Youth Wellbeing Journey is by young people for young people! Hope Together have created a video series to run in tandem with the series for adults, to help young people go on the same Wellbeing Journey. Filmed from the perspective of four young people, we are excited to see lots more join them and discover more of God’s plan for their own wellbeing.